February 20, 1964 (22 pages)

. Page 21 . The Nugget. . vt ve] for) A ° nN > .e oO 3 u Qa Vv 145 Page 21. _WRESTLERS ----Sierra College's tough wrestling squad of 1964, shown Sierra College's cagers, who broke an on-the-road jinx against Golden Valley Conference foes by defeating Yuba College at Marys~ville last weekend, willbe on the road to Kentfield this weekend. They end up the following week with three home tilts. SPORTS Sierra willtace Marin, a team they defeated athome, on Saturday, Feb, 22at 8. Marin is‘generally conceded the “sharphaving gone over 100 points once -andover 90 points several times, this season. shooter" team of the league, here with Coach Homer Ostrom; right, has defeated Chico State's JVs and lost a squeaker to Modesto in two starts this season. Front, left to right, are Mas Iwasaki, Ralph Manfredi, Darrell Pinagree, Larry Burdett, Dean West and Ostrom. Back row, left to right, are Mike Dupre, Ralph Mineau, Dennis Unholtz, Mike Wright and Mike Pedigo. Wolverine Ski Team Wins Carnival Walking off with eight trophies, Sierra College's unbeaten ski team squeaked to-a-narrow 1.4 point victory in the University of Nevada Winter Carnival last weekend, The-Wolverines had to come from behind on the final day in jumping corhpetition to edge out host Nevada for the team victory 379.5 to 378.3 points. Freshman Kristian Guttormsen won skimeister honors, with Thor Mjoen, also of Sierra, second, andBob Hamilton of Nevada third in individual point totals, Ex-Sieran Nick Stone competed for Utah State and finished eighth in point totals, Sierra's Helge Ronnestad did not compete in the cross country and was not eligible for skimeister points. Chicowas third, the Air Force team fourth, followed by Oregon, Stanford, UtahSt., Ariz. St. and California. The Winter Carnival ended three events with Nevada ahead 21TH rm = PROTECT YOUR FAMILY with PS Bau shicl. CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE F OR FULL INFORMATION on CPS-Blue Shield’s non-group plan complete and return coupon to: Q for individuals and families, NAME Curnow-Halls INSURANCE AGENCY .316 Broad Street, Nevada City e¢ Dial 265-4536 : : ee hee “= Please give me full details on the CPS Personal Protection Plan. by two points over Sierra, but the local JC jumpers copped second, third, fourth and sixth in jumping to more than offset Nevada's Ame Nossum's first place jump and go ahead for the team win. Nossum leaped 142 feet to outdistance the field, but Sierra followed with consistency towin the event. Ronnestad hit 123 feet, Phil Bernhardt 122 feet, Mjoen 120 feet Guttormsen 122 feet for the No. 2, 3, 4 and 6th spots. Guttormsen finished third in the cross country behind Chico State's Herb Scott and Nevada's Nossum, followed by Mjoen in fourth and Bernhardtin 10th, Nevada edged Sierra 95.7 to 95.6 in the Cross Country event, and also edged Sierra 99.1 to 94.7 in the downhill. The downhill almost cost Sierra the meet, as Mjoen fell and finished 31st. Bob Forster's 21st place finish proved a life saver. Ronnestad.finished third to Nevada's Gary McCoy and Oregon's Denny ADDRESS. ee we eee we ee ene -Mjoen. gaining Siera‘s lone first Reese, with Guttormsen finishing seventh. Nevada took the team lead after this event with a big 5 point margin. Sierra. copped the slalom with + BANK DIVIDEND Wells Fargo Bank stockholders, at their annual meeting in San Francisco, took action leading to the payment of a74 per cent stock dividend and an increase in stockholder approval ofan increase from 6 million to 12 million in authorized shares of Wells Fargo Bank capital stock. cash dividends on the bank's stock, This was made possible by The Mariners are outside shooters, taking them from 15 to 20 feet out, but defensively are a bit weak, lacking height. Coach Ge o.ge Goto'steam will again rely on depth to keep up. Coach George Goto'steam will again rely on depth to keep up with the scoring in Kentfield. A return to form by forwards Larry Maxey andGary Cox, who totalled only six points between them, last week, would help the Wolverines, now 4-3 in GVC play. George B. Tanner, aviation ordnanceman first class, son of Mrs. ToniRondoni, 106 Walrath Ave., Nevada City, is serving with At~ tack Squadron 216, based at the NAS, Lemoore, Calif. QUALITY PAINTS eeeee and Supplies AUTO PAINTS CL WIDE SELECTION OF. WALLPAPERS eee @ @ @ Knights ‘Paint Store 146 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIF: PHONE 273-4886 4 roi “& 45 Records place medal with a 71.8 second tworun time total. Ronnestad finished eighth, Guttormsen 11th and Chester 'sBob Seals a surprise 10th. Ex-Sierrans Nick Stone of Utah State and Charlie White of . Chico were ninth and 26th. . ° ¢ _ STERRA Purity CenterELM U-SAVE Ph 885 -3312 honey’s record shop * School Supplies * Greeting Cards « Magazines * Sundries Sierra Breaks~On-The-Road Jinx, Beat Yuba College SAVE CASH AT YOUR . *148 Mill St., G.V= “SAVE LIQUOR SHOP > Now 2 U-Save Liquor Stores to Serve You 5 , Z rt GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE _ Purity Center Ph 273-8768 FOR FUN ATTEND THE FIREMANS BALL SATURDAY NIGHT FEBRUARY 22, 1964 IN GRASS VALLE FOR. GOOD SPIRITS SEE YOUR U-SAVE LIQUOR STORE, Barretts Marovich Gin or Vodka 73 Sth .12 Regency Club CANADIAN 5499 WHISKEY oth 86 Proof MANN-CHESTER, Beers #9 Glenmor€ Straight Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey 86 Reg. $5.99 NOW ONLY CASE 12 QTS~$53.78 plus tax PURITY CENTER Barretts BLENDED 80 proof Whiskey (2° McCormicks CORN WHISKEY 7 YEAR OLD $519 5th 86 proof

. Page 21 . The Nugget. . vt ve] for) A ° nN > .e oO 3 u Qa Vv 145 Page 21. _WRESTLERS ----Sierra College's tough wrestling squad of 1964, shown Sierra College's cagers, who broke an on-the-road jinx against Golden Valley Conference foes by defeating Yuba College at Marys~ville last weekend, willbe on the road to Kentfield this weekend. They end up the following week with three home tilts. SPORTS Sierra willtace Marin, a team they defeated athome, on Saturday, Feb, 22at 8. Marin is‘generally conceded the “sharphaving gone over 100 points once -andover 90 points several times, this season. shooter" team of the league, here with Coach Homer Ostrom; right, has defeated Chico State's JVs and lost a squeaker to Modesto in two starts this season. Front, left to right, are Mas Iwasaki, Ralph Manfredi, Darrell Pinagree, Larry Burdett, Dean West and Ostrom. Back row, left to right, are Mike Dupre, Ralph Mineau, Dennis Unholtz, Mike Wright and Mike Pedigo. Wolverine Ski Team Wins Carnival Walking off with eight trophies, Sierra College's unbeaten ski team squeaked to-a-narrow 1.4 point victory in the University of Nevada Winter Carnival last weekend, The-Wolverines had to come from behind on the final day in jumping corhpetition to edge out host Nevada for the team victory 379.5 to 378.3 points. Freshman Kristian Guttormsen won skimeister honors, with Thor Mjoen, also of Sierra, second, andBob Hamilton of Nevada third in individual point totals, Ex-Sieran Nick Stone competed for Utah State and finished eighth in point totals, Sierra's Helge Ronnestad did not compete in the cross country and was not eligible for skimeister points. Chicowas third, the Air Force team fourth, followed by Oregon, Stanford, UtahSt., Ariz. St. and California. The Winter Carnival ended three events with Nevada ahead 21TH rm = PROTECT YOUR FAMILY with PS Bau shicl. CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE F OR FULL INFORMATION on CPS-Blue Shield’s non-group plan complete and return coupon to: Q for individuals and families, NAME Curnow-Halls INSURANCE AGENCY .316 Broad Street, Nevada City e¢ Dial 265-4536 : : ee hee “= Please give me full details on the CPS Personal Protection Plan. by two points over Sierra, but the local JC jumpers copped second, third, fourth and sixth in jumping to more than offset Nevada's Ame Nossum's first place jump and go ahead for the team win. Nossum leaped 142 feet to outdistance the field, but Sierra followed with consistency towin the event. Ronnestad hit 123 feet, Phil Bernhardt 122 feet, Mjoen 120 feet Guttormsen 122 feet for the No. 2, 3, 4 and 6th spots. Guttormsen finished third in the cross country behind Chico State's Herb Scott and Nevada's Nossum, followed by Mjoen in fourth and Bernhardtin 10th, Nevada edged Sierra 95.7 to 95.6 in the Cross Country event, and also edged Sierra 99.1 to 94.7 in the downhill. The downhill almost cost Sierra the meet, as Mjoen fell and finished 31st. Bob Forster's 21st place finish proved a life saver. Ronnestad.finished third to Nevada's Gary McCoy and Oregon's Denny ADDRESS. ee we eee we ee ene -Mjoen. gaining Siera‘s lone first

Reese, with Guttormsen finishing seventh. Nevada took the team lead after this event with a big 5 point margin. Sierra. copped the slalom with + BANK DIVIDEND Wells Fargo Bank stockholders, at their annual meeting in San Francisco, took action leading to the payment of a74 per cent stock dividend and an increase in stockholder approval ofan increase from 6 million to 12 million in authorized shares of Wells Fargo Bank capital stock. cash dividends on the bank's stock, This was made possible by The Mariners are outside shooters, taking them from 15 to 20 feet out, but defensively are a bit weak, lacking height. Coach Ge o.ge Goto'steam will again rely on depth to keep up. Coach George Goto'steam will again rely on depth to keep up with the scoring in Kentfield. A return to form by forwards Larry Maxey andGary Cox, who totalled only six points between them, last week, would help the Wolverines, now 4-3 in GVC play. George B. Tanner, aviation ordnanceman first class, son of Mrs. ToniRondoni, 106 Walrath Ave., Nevada City, is serving with At~ tack Squadron 216, based at the NAS, Lemoore, Calif. QUALITY PAINTS eeeee and Supplies AUTO PAINTS CL WIDE SELECTION OF. WALLPAPERS eee @ @ @ Knights ‘Paint Store 146 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIF: PHONE 273-4886 4 roi “& 45 Records place medal with a 71.8 second tworun time total. Ronnestad finished eighth, Guttormsen 11th and Chester 'sBob Seals a surprise 10th. Ex-Sierrans Nick Stone of Utah State and Charlie White of . Chico were ninth and 26th. . ° ¢ _ STERRA Purity CenterELM U-SAVE Ph 885 -3312 honey’s record shop * School Supplies * Greeting Cards « Magazines * Sundries Sierra Breaks~On-The-Road Jinx, Beat Yuba College SAVE CASH AT YOUR . *148 Mill St., G.V= “SAVE LIQUOR SHOP > Now 2 U-Save Liquor Stores to Serve You 5 , Z rt GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE _ Purity Center Ph 273-8768 FOR FUN ATTEND THE FIREMANS BALL SATURDAY NIGHT FEBRUARY 22, 1964 IN GRASS VALLE FOR. GOOD SPIRITS SEE YOUR U-SAVE LIQUOR STORE, Barretts Marovich Gin or Vodka 73 Sth .12 Regency Club CANADIAN 5499 WHISKEY oth 86 Proof MANN-CHESTER, Beers #9 Glenmor€ Straight Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey 86 Reg. $5.99 NOW ONLY CASE 12 QTS~$53.78 plus tax PURITY CENTER Barretts BLENDED 80 proof Whiskey (2° McCormicks CORN WHISKEY 7 YEAR OLD $519 5th 86 proof